Sentence examples for is setting more from inspiring English sources

But China is setting more ambitious fuel-economy standards than the United States, especially for sport utility vehicles and minivans.

So although it is redistributing money from rich to poor, through measures such as the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC)—due to be introduced next month and some increases in pensioners' benefits, it is setting more store by policies which, it thinks, will have long-term effects.

"Normally, a sleeve is set more forward," he explained.

The story is set, more or less, in contemporary Russia, complete with swindlers, oligarchs, real-estate development, and homelessness.

It explores the tensions between the husband and wife and is set more than a century ago.

Instead the emotional barometer is set more vaguely, to a pitch of non-specific corporate applause unrelated to the actual anxieties of real-life football.

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If targets were proving so effective, the government would surely be setting more exacting ones rather than dropping them.

Instead, Dr. Fernstrom said, many Americans are setting more rational weight goals and discovering that even if they cannot lose much weight, they can try to avoid gaining.

Leading by example, Portland also has been setting more-aggressive emissions reduction targets for its own operations.

The groundwork for the policy offensive was set more than a year ago.